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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-04-02

While Henry CLAY was making an
address at Lawrenceburg, Ind, citizen
approached the platform and handed up a
petition, numerously signed, requesting
him to emancipate his slaves. Clay turned
to his body servant, Charles" who sat on
the platform steps and told him he was
free, that he might now go and that he need
not return with him to Ashland. mo, sab"
replied Charles; "Ps gwine to stay with
you" Then the welkin rang with cheers,
and Clay gave the petitioners such bast-
ing as lot of men never got before. -
Interior.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-04-02

Whenever Percival Stockdale fin
ished poem, Isaac DisraeIi tells us in
his "Curiosities of Literature" he made
certain personal memoranda for the in
formation of posterity. Pinned to each
manuscript was something like this:
This poem was begun in my orchard.
When concluded the second line I lit
my pipe. When reached the semicolon
in the fifth line, I went over and pulled
dandelion flower" And go on. In
spite of all these valuable "reminiscences
Mr.. Stockdale's popularity did not thrive.
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HAD A SKELETON KEY.
Two Tough Looking Strangers sent to the
ulll Yesterday.

Two Tough Looking Strangers sent to the
Hill Yesterday.
Lato Monday night two tough looking
individuals arrived in the city on Balti.
more & Ohio freight train, having stolen
their wsy from Baltimore. Officer Shorts
ran across them shortly after their arrival
and questioned them clonely. They said
they had boon at work In Chesapeake
Bay on an oyoter boat, aud told q pitiful
story ebout the hardships they had suffer.
ed. They said that they, with others. had
been drugged with liquor and then taken
aboard ship and kept out Tor esversl weeks,
being almons starved into subjection while
out. They said further that they were
here in search Of honest work. Tuesday
evening tho Bmaller OF the two
named James Riley wac found by
Officer Duulapon North Main street,
drunk and behaving very disor.
derly. He Wss taken in, and in Police
Court yesterday morning fined IS and
costs, and in default cent to the hill.
At q later hour Tuesday night, h!s part.
Nor, named James Dell, went into Mar
ket etrees restaurant and behaved 80 he
had to be fired out. He was soon after
arrested by Officer West, and yesterday
morning shared like fate with his part
nor. When Dell was searched regular
skeleton key, such az burglars carry, was
found on him.
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Reserved Sentn for Ehct,.

The eale Of reserved soats .or Rhoa's en-.
gagem ont at the Opera House begins at
Banners mueic atore this morning,
The appearance Of the charming and
brilliaa. actress Mile Rhea will be hailed
with delight by her many friends and bv
all admirers OF refined amusement, She
will appear on Monday evening in her
now plsy OF "Fairy Fingers" She will be-
supported by a company superior even to
the excellent organization OF last wear. NO
that eeries Of delightful performances
can be anticipated. l1-77 =.
Fairy Fingers" although now here
has beeh one OF Mile Rhea's greatest suc.
ceases. The story Of the play centren upon
the fortunes Of young girl Horteuss
Duche8ae de LeeneYcn who is i'll treated
by her rela.iyes and leaves their home
datsrm'ned to fight her battles with the
world s;oae, only in this case allo does
no! fsht In rags. On ting contrary she
wins her victory IN magnificent dressoa.
eGe. goes to Paris opens q ;5,ssauaking
establishment and soon becomes the
modista Of fashionable circles. The dresses
made under her direction are 90 marvel.
Gus, that they must be the work OF "Faity
Fingers" she rapidly acquires wealth,
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RIVER NEWS.
staso OF tho Wator aud Movemonts of tho
I'd. va. s-.''.'- IoAfs er.. -ra

9tnso OF tho 7ator aud Movemcnts of tho
Tho Elaine got away for Parkersbure
yesterday morning With fair trip.
Thirty.si1 boats on the Ohio river are
being fitted out with electric lights.
The St. Lawrence hes reaumed her place
in the Cincinnati and Maysvills trade.
Report has 1t that the Frank Gilmore
had to 20 on the docks on her arrival ct
Cincinnati fsW days Binco.
The Abner O'Neal will leave ct 8 o'clock
this morning for Pittsburgh, and the
Courier st II O'clock for Parkergburg.
The new towboat George Moore, former.
ly the Ella, is considered one Of the best
Of her power, now that sho has been over.
hsuled. N,
The srkslsstevening indicated depth
IN the channel Of about 8 feet II inches,
The river WAS stationary all day, but was
beginning to rise again, slowly, last night.
The Telegram continues to run regular.
ly IN the ClarinEtQn trade on this ataye OF
water, and the Bellaire Is making sons
money In her trade between here and the
lower suburbs. AL ~ 1'.f2.=g'
Reports from above last night we're as
follows: Morsantown, 2 feet inches and
Brownsville, feet inches
and stationary; Greensboro, S feet and
Lock Nod feet 9 inches
and stationary Oil City, feet S inches
and falling. There was rain above last
night the came as there was here, and
again there arc hopes Of rise,
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THE SOCIAL SEASON.

A Proinislr & Outlook for u Brilliant Winter
In Wheeling.
It's reported on pretty good authority
that bstweeu now and January three
large private parties nre to DO given by
well known aociety leaders. A hall dozen
small aGairs are either announced or as
good as assured and all in all the outlook
for brilliant social aeagon has improved
wonderfully in ths past few days. As
New Ssar's Day comes on Sunday this
year 1t Is little doubtful wheI tho usual
New fest'a hop by the German" will bs
given, Il 1t is given at all. Some have sug.
geated that it DO given sometime during
the week between Christmss and New
Yeu1o; others favor Monday, the second.
Tho indications are that there will he a
number Of ladies visiting in the city dur.
ing the holidays and it 10 not though. for
y moment that the Wheeling boys will
forget to show to the fair etransers the
hospitality and esllantry that they have to
others IN the past, and for which they are
noted. ls'ls' -
Tonight hop will be given Of FrarE.
helms hall in which all both young and
old will participate. Kramer is to furnish
the music and tho plesaantcat Of timss ia
anticipated. y J -
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Catarn.ll.

Have you awakened from disturbed sleep with
all tho horrible sensatons OF an assassin cltchine
your throat snd pressing the lilc.brtath from your
frightened chest7 Have you noticed the lausuor
aud debility that succeed the effort to clear your
throat and head Of this catarrhal mater? What d
depressing influence 1t cxerts upon the mind,
clouding tho memory and filling tho head with
pains and strange noises! How difficult II Is to I'D
tho nasal passages, throat and lungs Of this pois
onous mucous aii can testify who are afflicted with
camrrh' How difficult TO project tho system
asgsiuSt ~ further progress towards tho lungs,
liver and kidneys, all physicians will admit Ii Is
terrible disestc, and cries out for reIe and cure.
The remarkable curative powers, when nj othtr
remedies utterly fall, OF sauford's Radical Cure,
arc attested BY thou .auds who gratefully recon-.
mend ito ol!ow.suiterGrs No staten cnl Is made
regarding 1t that cannot DO suhsian'iated by the
most respectable and reliable references.
Each packet contains one bottle Of the Radical
Cure one tox OF Casarrh.l solyent, and all I'm.
Is sold BY all drugsi,ts for 81 %. =
ToTrER DRu0 & CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers Ia tho City and Wheeling Folks
A # . b.

Strangers Ia tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abrond. d.
Miss Lizzie Randolph, OF Cincinnati, is
the guept of Mics May, daughter OF Justice
George hrkle,
MISC Tilghmaa, OF Cumberland, Nd,
will be the guest during the holidays Of
Miss Matte Caldwell.
Col. F. Namegyei, Of Irondale, Preston
county, the head OF tho large iron furnace
ct that point, wup in tho city yesterday.
Capt. D. r. McGinris. representing the
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad,
registeTed at the Mcclure House last even
ing.
Col. Ed. Rose and Mr.. B. X. McMechen
will leave this evening for Now York and
other Eastern cities on brief business
trip.
Dr.. W. P. Newton, OF Braxton county,
and Mr.. ]. Z Newton, Of Buckhannon,
are in the city stopping at the Stamm
house.
Mr.. J.. NJ. Lewia and sisters, Misses
Stella and Alice, OF Ba.nesville, are ut the
Mcclure House, having comein TO do some
holiday nhoppins.
Neil O. Kerr, Of C;acianeti, tho we'll
known travelling passenger ageat for the
Q.ecn 4 Crescent, 10 sgsin in the city,
slopp!ug ut the Mcclure.
DR.. and Mrs. R. J. Reed (nee Nlies
Louise Bntltr) have returned home from
Z briei bridal trip and after the 10Th inst,
will bs ct home to their friends at their
Iooms on Chspline street.
In FAIRY Fingers" Mile Rhes weara no
less than fye different dresses, and one OF
the scenes from this charming coined
Representa- the interior OF Partisan
modisle, and the display Of dresaeB is said
to BIO one ofeplendor.
The Misses Shriver will ente1ta;n a
number Of their friends this evening at
their pleasant homo out tho National
road. Whist will BIO the principal enter.
tainment provided, to be interrupted ct
On opportune time by refreshments.
Capt. +. Taylor Spence, one Of the corps
OF the clever conductors running on the
baltimore l. OHIO iast express tYainp be.
tween here and Chicago, is to be married
on tho 18th inst. 10 Miss Emma r. Jones.
Of Champaign, Ills. His many friends
here will wish him the best Of good Tor.
tune.
Misses Minis Miller and Elsie Smith.
two OF Charles.on's most charming lsdiee.
will arrive hero IN fsw Days and remain
until after tho holidays. They will be ths
guests OF MIS-. 7, @. MotIatt ct her home
on Sonth Chaplins street. They will be
welcome eddl.ioHa to Wheolipg'a societv
during the gay sessor. Miss Miller hiss
visited here before. s'ts n
Hon. John A. Campbell, Of Hancock
county, arrived i'll thu city last evenine
and registered Ct the Mcclure. He is he,e
for ths purpose Of looking after tho intsr.
es.s Of one Of the leading insurance com.
psnies Of the country, Tor which he ia
counsel, and which has been sued By Mr,
B. s. Alliuon, administrator of the estate
OF tho late Z. J. sny.h. Mr.. Smyth had
On insurance Of 5000 In this company,
made for tho benefit Of his estate. Esfore
his death he turned tho policy oyer to
Mr.. |. 6. Dillon, his aou.in.law, as collst.
eral Tor borrowed money. The admins.
traitor cow seeks 10 secure tho amount Of
the policy lei The estate.
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Yesterday afternoon the audience at tho
Grand was as large as any matinee audi.
encs ever gathered there, and last night
In spite Of the tho rain the theatre was
again packed. In tho hall week that has
now passed Oor;nne has dono as large O
business as was ever done In an entire
week at this house, excepting her formor
engagement and possbly one other.
A good many people hav0 become in
terested in the remarkable brooch worn
by Corinno on one OF her continues in
"Arcadia." 1t has curious history,
which appears to DO vol substantiated.
This topaz stone Is one Of tho few beauti-
iul gems on this continent. 1t Ia Of extra
ordinary sizs, beautiful in color. and por-
feet in shape. II was taken from tho
Scioto merchants who were impaled alive
during the insurrection between the Isle
Of scio and tho Turkish Government.
Captain Pasha Ali claimed possession and
kept 1t until his death, which waa instan.
taneous from the fall Of a blszing mast on
his own flagship. l. wan taken again with
other spoils by Mianoudis, tho Greek
commander. Count Cape d'Istrie,
President OF the Government OF
Greece, next became the possessor. His
government becoming unpopular he WAS
ssssssinsted and his property confscsted.
This topaz with other presents was then
given Prince Leopold, Of eaxe-Cobourg,
who in his turn gfaciously presented it to
the Princess. In course Of lima the atone
once mora fell into the hands OF merchants
and was purchased in Europe by a
diamond merchant Of Toronto for $500.
Mrs. Jennie kimball, while playing an
engspementin Toronto few weeks $50,
heard OF the existence oil this historical
jewel and made up her mind to possess 1t.
After a few days spirited bargaining she
succeeded in purchasing it ct an advance
Of $3.50 on the original cost. She then had
1t set in the form OF large Scotch brooch,
and gave it to her daughter Corinne, who
is now wearing the expensive jewel as a
pin TO hold her tarltsnl plaid together in
her Highland costume IN Arcadia" An
INTgLLloEScER reporter had tho plasure Of
examining it yesterday, together with the
certified written history which accom-
pauies It.
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BELLAlRE.

4 e.
AL Sorts OF Local Nsws and Gosuip From
sl tho Glass City. VA i.'.EE5
Charles Case, Of Powhattan, Ia In the city.
Mrs. OFT Hanlon. Of Barnesville, Is In the CITY.
There was grand time at tho Bazaar last nJrht
William Cofllaud has opened grocery store IN
Noble street ,1r ,9s-g. = 800. 80 VI, W
The,pavers are working IN the extreme north
end oil Belmont street. - ~ 49, ~
Oscar Townsend. Of the O., L. & ", Railway. va,
In the city yesterday. ,..~T.," ""a
James NC Siee passed through thecity yester.s =
on Ills way 10 East Liberty, Pa. = >-'e''
Er.J A. Greenaelt, agent OF the pennsv,rsn,.
Company. is under the weather. = -" ti'
Cheese In large quantities Is coming fro,n dow
the river points for pittsburgh and Cleveland w
Pro! Haupt had crowded house last evon,no
aud tho enthusiasm over his German mc,hod i,
a'e"'' -. ,-."' -''.H ,t,,"e 1920 l4
Deputy Unitfd States Marshal was In .to 81, :,
suoI onlng witnesses for tho case Of tho X. Az
against the city. !t ..l ! - -, ~ 49, = "
The young man who fell OFT the trestlInu a. mo
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh round house Is better and
The Presbyterian Church on Gravel Hin ba, boor
moved 70 the cut aud tho plaster was moi evan en
cracked IL TIC moving. = "'' A '''s e'en
MI. Ber:t, Mrs. 9. Il. Daukwerth's father d,od
Inessay night Mr.. and MIS-. Dankwerth left IN
Claringtou yesterday. lie will be buried to.dsv ~
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THE UNION BRIDGE.
ACTION 40 BE TAKEN on FRIDAY
Dy tho Bonzd Of County Com u,issioners-The
Special Meeting Yesterday too Soon for
tho Ordinance to BIO Presented-Talk6
OF shc Members About 1t.

The Adjourned meeting oil the Board Of
County Commissioners yesterday to take
action In reference to the Union bridge
proposal oiPfesIdent Cochran, adjourned
without any progress being made, tho
tins since Mondny'a meeting not being
sufficient 70 allow the ordinance provld.
Ing for q vote Of the people TO be prepared.
The Bosrd me. few ninutea after 10
o'clock, with President Gruse in tho chair.
After roll call the President stated briefly
tho object Of the meeting.
The clcrk then road communication
from tho President Of tho Chamber Of
Commerce recommending their favorable
confederation OF the project, and that they
take the Necessary steps 10 mako the cub.
ecription Of $500, and that thew er.
range such safeguards 90 are coneis.ent
with the forms Of tho proposition. =,
MIR. speldel moved thnt Judge Cochran
be heard. The Judge stated briefly that
no considered the action OF the Board In
taking NO action until the Chamber Of
Commerce md City Council had bcen
heard from very wise. His idea was that
The several committees 70 into joint con-
ierence Tor tho puEpoae OF arranging i.s
aubmisalon to tho people.
This. he understood, would have to
come ,bosoro tho Board in the shape Of
an ordinance, and according to law an Or
dinance had 10 be read at three separate
sittings. President Gruse, at this point,
stated that the three separate readings
could BIO dispensed with unanimous
vote. oil tho Board. Judge Cochran, con.
tinuing, said illness in his family eaulred
his return home by Saturday evening
and that bis wiah was to push thinps
through on this visit 80 that everything
could be arranged aud work commenced
early in tho spring. N
he had been In constant communication
with MIR. Clark, and WAS assured that nc
definite steps would be taken unlees the
ELECTION and tho subscription OF the $500,
OOo was certain. Az no steps had besI
taken !or thepreparstion OF the ordinance
MI. Cochran stated that he could mee
bis attorney, MIR. Hubbard, laes evening
aud draw up the necesaary proposition
This could be shown 10 Prosecuting At
torney Jordan and Mr.. Ewing, who hat
bsen retained by the Board, to-day, and
ample opportunity given them for addi
tons the ace fit to make.
The ordinance could then be submitted
to tho Board for FINAL action ct specia
meeting called for Friday afternoon ut
O'Clock; The majority OF the members
favored MIR. Cochrsn's propositi u, and
alter come further tclk Unanimous WITT
was taken to adjourn to meet at the TINT
and p!sce specified.
The report OF the railroad sub.commis
tees and the action Of tho City Council
Tero then read, and the Bos.d adjourned
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Temperance nle,,iur on I'M, South sId..

"AootAo6 vi kAo OVukh
The meeting last night opened with o
solo by ]. Melvin Richards, "Chrietia all in
all" Prayer was offered by Rev. D. L. Aeh
and cong by the choir, "Dsre to do
right" followed. Rev. Mr.. Aeh made
some very pertinent remarks, alter which
he introduced Mr.. Beam, who said some
good things in iorcible way. Alter
singing "Sincs have been redeemed"
NJ. jor Camp was introduced and gave q
red hot temperance talk that held the gu.
dience spBllbouud. The church was com.
fortably filled and the lecture was well 70.
ceived. At one moment tho audience was
moved to tears and in the next was con.
vuIsed with laughter. j. M. Richards
sang (which way is your musket pintin'
to.day?" Hon. G. W. Atkinson will
speak at the Wesley NJ. E church Sunday
night on the subject Of temperance. The
general temperance committee appointed
at the Baptist church Monday nigh. will
meet q! the Fourth street ME. church
this afternoon at p. NJ. Major Camp
will npeak at the Fourth street NJ. E.
church tonight,
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SyruD of EigN

Is NATURES own true laxative, It ia tho
most easily taken, and tho most effective
remedy known to clenHe the system,when
bilious or ccstlve; to dispel headaches,
colds, and levers; to cure hsbtual con.
etipHtion, indigestion, pilos, etc Manu-
isctused only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Mcssrs,
Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt
and Q. Menkemeler, have been appoint.
ed agents Tor Wheeling, W. Va,
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Waste OF Tissue Without R.n,,r

Visor begins to decline when dyspepsia inysdea
the asomach. The dhease. prolonged through
neglect entails grieyoua loaa OF aesh and .erion.
waste Of the muscular tissue. To invieor.te tho-'
ooghly and speedily sound stomacbic Ia re.
quired. There Is none comparable to Hostetter'a
stomach Bisse's Aimee 1t init1tutes. and II con.
ihinuea gs;pespa.ss repair Of the tissues which
sequence of non.asimiiatIon OF the ioo ~ cp ~
ame should 20 lot IN beginning the repsyative
,ocess nor shonld there be any delay In rsmovipe
,nese saasnis o. frequent occurrence which CON:
stomach aud nerves. VIZ: constipation and " i, ne
sutedly exlinguish. It also remedies and p,even,s
ne and kidney troubles, and Is prime suIs
irom ~ ~ OF strength for convalesccns
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In sniungs, paMtaloonings and over
contluge, Which Weare prcpar cd 10 maize
up In llrst.class style ut recognizable
prices. Sos
q Iull line Of our celebrated Knit
jackets now In stock,
Our W'n,e uni1unGriCd Shirt, double
scanned, re-cnlurced front and back, at
50 Cent, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. Z. HESS 4 Suns,
1891 l. 1898 Market Street.
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lIyorst Body Takan Hnme,

The body Of David Myers, the brake.
man. killed at Gastonville on Tuesday,
wss brought to Wheeling on the 10 r. N.
express, Tuesday night. From here it was
taken to his home ct Fetterman, W, Va
He was also in the big wreck at Wallace sta.
ton few days ago but escaped with
sllght Injuries. A repair train left Wsah-
ington yesterday morning for the scene Of
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
The Cllles Case Non.suitsd-Tho Gas,
5dg-gr Aentnst thu Nfuldoons.

r1NTH}r Agnlnat thu Nfuld0onS. ~,
n Yesterday was another interesting day
In both parts Of the Circuit Court. In
Part I, Boyd, Judge. tho entire limo was
taken up In hearing the testimony In the
case Of the City 70. George Muldoon, on
an appeal from the POLICE Court, charged
with resieting an officer In tho discharge
Of bis duty, which was put on trial the
day before. Arguments In this care will
be made this morning. Col. Caldwell Ia
for the city and Col. Arnett Tor the do.
iendant. gsa9Eg0 lgl
The jury In the case Of Thomas Null.
doom, a like case, only the charge Ia sell.
Ing liquor to women known To DO OF Ill.
fame, returned verdict OF guilty about
1850 O'Clock and assessed the fine at $40.
This carries with 1t all the costs In both
courts. The defense had the Jury polled,
and then moved to SGT The verdict aside
and grant new, trial; thia motion was
taken under consideration. This case and
that against George GRO two Of seven that
originated against the family last March.
The chief interest Of those about the
Oourt House yesterday WAS, however, as
1t was the day before, conferred on tho case
Of George Giles vs. the Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, OF this city, on trial
In Part II. Tho plaintiff uought to recover
the amount OF a policy Of insurance in
this company on his property. Tuesday
evening the plaintiff reeted; yesterday
morning the defendants moved to exclude
the PLAINTIFF evidence, giving aa rsasons
failures on tho part Of the plaintiff to
comply With certain legal techni.
calities. The question was argued
a great portion OF the day, the
entire case being gone over very
thoroughly by the attorneys. Tho Court
ruled that the plaintiff must either take o
non.sult on the motion madc or else con.
sent to the jury being instructed to bring
In a verdict for the defendants. A non.
suit Was taken; this will enable the plain
tiff to bring suit at future time II he 90
desires. ~
The case Of Randolph stalnaker VS..
William Wendell waa continued till como
future day in the term.
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Christmas proseptR.

So pair Mems Embroidered Slippers
at IS cents per pair. =.
30 pair Mems dns clippers at 81 90 per
Buy something useful as we'll IS o,na.
mental. ]. ~. AM1cE,
1l43 Main street.,
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DoN'T trias with any Throat or Lung
Dlaease. II you have Cough or Gold, or
the children arc threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, use Acker's English
Kennedy and prevent further trouble. It
is positive cure, and. We guarantee It.
Price 10 and Soc. Logan & Co.,, O. R.
Goethe, 0. Menkemiller, R. B. Bur. and
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Indlcat.onf.

WARRINGTON, y. o., DEC. S.-For West
Virginia slightly cooler and threatening
weather, with rain, followed by rising
temperature, light 10 fresh enstssly winds
increasing in force.
For Weatern Pennsylvania, coo!ar, fol.
loved by slightly warmer and threatening
weather, with rain or anow, light to freah
wipas, becoming ess!erly and increasing
in force. .